Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-01
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The News OF the Day POintediy PAra-
graphed for Hasty Readers.
Two deeds Of trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
THE La Belle factory viii go on full to-
morrow morning.
THE Park opens to-day with a grand
concert by the Opera House rrchestra-
AUCTIoNEER HALLER yesterday sold a
vacant lot in Benwood to Mr.. Decon, Tor
$50.
ST. ALPHONsUs' congregation are now
holding services in the basement OF the
new church.
THE new summer timetable of the
Wheeling and Elm Grove road goes into
effect this morning.
The last will and testament of Freder-
lex CoOnrod, deceased. was admitted to
probate yesterday and ordered to be re-
corded.
LOUIS CooNROD was yesterday appoint
ed executor of the estate of Frederick
COonrOd, deceased. Bond, 81, 200, Coon
rod Bachman, surety.
.. SATURDAYS paper chronicled Council
man Steger as yotingno in the application
for license by the Cottage Saloon. thought
to have read Mitchell. Mr.. Steger voted
aye.
THE meeting that was to have been held
at Labor Hall, last evening, for the pur-
pose Of organizing the working women OF
the city into n X. of L. Assembly, was
postponed. 70
A CARD Of thanks vas printed Thursday
morning concerning the death of Jimmie
Owens, of Martins Ferry. The name
was misspelled; also the signature. 1t
should have been Owens.
''THE Boy Tramp" at the Grand, drew
good houses and closed a successful en-
gagement, last evening. The company
and play were both good, the acting OF
Nine. Melville being superb.
THE U. and NJ. will give their first grand
ball at the Capitol rink on Thursday even
ing, May 5th. The young men who are
on the committe are popular set and will
no doubt have large crowd.
NUMBER II, held by George Boden Nc
Elroy, drew the rocking chair at the fair
and festival of /. o. Rechabites, at Union
Hall. The hanging lamp prize was not
disposed of, as all the tickets held were
not in.
PREACHING at the Latter Day Saints
church, south end OF Wheeling and north
end of Benwood, on the 1st of May, 1887,
at p. m, also each night during the week
at 7:3O p. m, by Rev. James Brown, OF
Pennsylvania.
A JAPANESE mystery" is on exhibit
ton in one Of the windows of Gutman's
clothing store, which was received through
Prof. John NJ. Birch, U. s. Consul to Ma
gasaki. 1t is a defiance of the laws OF
gravitation, and is an interesting object.
| The MaennerchOr will close the season
with an exceptionally fine concert and
ball, TO be given on next Wednesday even
| ing in the society hall in Crangle's block.
Miss Flora Williams, Miss Forsyth, the
ladies' section of the society and Kramer's
orchestra will assist.
For some time past the depredatiOns of
q gang of had boys on the upper end of the
Island have been source Of serious annoy
ance to the residents of that part OF the
city. All sorts of deviltry is INDUCED in
by them, the latest being to ruin some fine
trees ON North Front street by ruthlessly
hacking them.
THE Young Peoples Society of the
North Street NJ. f. church gave very
pleasant entertainment at the church
Thursday evening, long and interesting
literary and musical programme being
rendered to large and appreciative
audience. Special mention should be
made of the Duet by Miss Kate
Land and Mr.. f. r. Bullard.
The affair was financial and artistic sue
cess, and those in charge deserve much
credit. The proceeds will be devoted to
the fund for building the now parsonage.